Quotes by George E. Sargent, The Story Of Charles Ogilvie

Explore a curated collection of 7 quotes by George E. Sargent, The Story Of Charles Ogilvie. Discover timeless wisdom, insightful thoughts, and memorable words that have inspired readers around the world. Browse through the gallery below and click on any quote to read more.

If bad men, to serve their own private ends, pretend to be religious when they are not, it is not the fault of Christian — George E. Sargent, The Story Of Charles Ogilvie
After all, there is no advice which I can give you which you will not find plainly set down in the Book your mother taug — George E. Sargent, The Story Of Charles Ogilvie
It is a blessing for which young people ought to be exceedingly thankful, when they have wise and kind and sympathising — George E. Sargent, The Story Of Charles Ogilvie
I do not think the Bible is weak, Mr. Morgan; and that is not the reason why I do not wish to read anything that is writ — George E. Sargent, The Story Of Charles Ogilvie
Mr. Carter might have remembered, too—though he did not—that the Bible speaks of wicked men who prosper in the world and — George E. Sargent, The Story Of Charles Ogilvie
It is one of the excellences of that best of all books, that instructions and warnings and cautions and promises suited — George E. Sargent, The Story Of Charles Ogilvie
Good temper in the business of daily life is like oil to machinery. — George E. Sargent, The Story Of Charles Ogilvie